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That's the entirety of the Beastie Boys' new short film "Fight For Your Right (Revisited)." The whole thing.
And it may be one of the best comedy movies of the year, even if it's 30 minutes long and technically a music video for the Beastie Boys.
It's directed by Beastie Boy Adam Yauch, or MCA, and here's the cast: Danny McBride, Seth Rogen, Elijah Wood, Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Jack Black all play various Beastie Boys. (Don't worry, this will sort of make sense.) Susan Sarandon, Stanley Tucci, Steve Buscemi, Rainn Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, Ted Danson, Catherine Keener, Amy Poehler and Rashida Jones all play some ornery old squares. Chloe Sevigny, Kirsten Dunst and Maya Rudolph play some gum-chewing, acid-taking limousine floozies. Oh, and Will Arnett reprises his role as GOB from "Arrested Development" for a few seconds.
Seriously. All of those people are in this video.
And that's just all we can see to the naked eye. The camera operator was probably Barack Obama. That wouldn't surprise us. This video makes "We Are The World" seem like a minor celebrity cookout.
And none of the talent is wasted. It's unrelentingly funny and absolutely, undeniably cool. It is the Beastie Boys after all. They appear to have magic powers when it comes to cool.
But we still wondered how they got so many funny people in one place. So we talked to The Beastie Boys' Mike D about how this came together, their new album (Hot Sauce Committee Pt. 2), what it was like on set, and if they've just created this generation's "Caddyshack" by mistake.
Hulu: Tell me about how this all came about and how this cast of characters got involved.
Mike D: Adam, a.k.a. MCA from the Beastie Boys, directed it. The very start of the idea was that we were doing a video that's a period piece. It leaves off taking place right afterwards, right after the first "Fight For Your Right" video.
Serendipitously, we went to do some promotion for the Hot Sauce Committee album, Danny McBride happened to be on our flight. Sent him over grasshopper. Hard to do that on an airplane–to send him over grasshopper–but we did it. But we started talking about this idea and it snowballed from there.
Once Danny McBride said yes, it spread all around.
Were you taken with him immediately?
We were big fans of his work, first of all. The whole Danny McBride canon, if you will. He was about to go overseas. He was en route to Ireland, about to start to shooting "Your Highness," when we met him.
How much of this was scripted? For some reason, I don't think it's possible you wrote down, "Let's rag on Jon Bon Jovi for a minute-and-a-half" in the script.
I have to give the full credit on that one to Mr. McBride. That was all him. A lot of (the film) is these guys.
That was probably my favorite part of the whole video–that Danny McBride had Jon Bon Jovi in the front of his mind when he went into the limo to shoot this.
Yeah, and then Seth Rogen saying, right away, "Yeah, if I had my tool with me…" later on.
Did you have any direct inspiration for this video?
I think we–for us, as a band, ever since we were kids–have always loved or idolized "Caddyshack," "Fletch," "Meatballs." Those were movies we worshipped. I don't know what the word would be for that kind of comedy movie, but that's been our s–t for a long, long time.
And, uh, sadly, we haven't progressed a lot mentally since then. Oh, and "The Other Guys." And "Step Brothers!" These are such good movies. People forget about those movies.
Yeah, those are some painfully underrated movies. Step Brothers is one of the rare comedies like that that gets funnier as the movie goes on and you get really used to the characters.
Man, what's the name for these kinds of comedies? Wait, since this is Hulu, can we just say something like, "Now that is huuu-luuuuu!" and that means it's good? (Ed. note: He's saying this like a full-on owl.)
I'll try to get that to catch on.
Watching this, you could kind of say this is the Caddyshack of this generation, in terms of the ensemble cast of current, great comedians. Who would Rodney Dangerfield be, then?
Rodney would be Will Ferrell, or John C. Reilly, where every he's not a big guy in the movie, but he's really important in that movie.
Yeah, I think it's Ferrell. Everyone expects that he'll be funny and he delivers.
Smails? Who would Judge Smails be? Somebody who's trying to hold everybody down. I guess that would be Will Ferrell. Timmy Noonan is Danny McBride. I think that's definitely right. Billy Murray is the caretaker-thing-whatever. Some guy who comes out of nowhere and has a big part in it. Who's that?
I was thinking more of, like, the raunchy part of Bill Murray? There's Bill Murray who hasn't showered for weeks and (ahem, eats a Baby Ruth bar), and then there's everybody at the end of this video. Wait, who starts the pissing contest at the end of this video?
I think that's John C. Reilly. Maybe he's John C. Reilly. That's the toughest one.
The early reviews about this film were saying that this is the Beastie Boys eulogizing their former selves, that they're older, more seasoned men now. I'm not sure I got that impression from this.
I don't know about that, either. It was really about the concept of doing a period piece. I mean, this is a music video that ends in a literal pissing match. I think they've got it a little wrong.
When you got all the film back from all of this to see how it looked, were you really impressed? Were you still laughing?
I have to say, even while we were shooting it, I was really impressed. Being huge fans of the genre. It was a great opportunity to be on set watching hilarious people be hilarious.
So tell me a little bit about the new album, Hot Sauce Committee Pt. 2.
From the early stages of the "Hot Sauce Committee" album, there were a lot of different things of what we do. We decided we wanted to play a lot of instruments–everything and the kitchen sink. We'd try to combine them, mix them up. We've always been into that kind of experimentation. You find out that certain things go together. Certain things are horribly out of place. But I think we combinated–combinated? Combinated.–correctly.
In terms of our philosophy for the album, we wanted a lot of dense short songs with a lot of stuff. Stuff that had a lot going on in there. That was the idea. I hope we got that through.
Ben Collins is an Assistant Editor at Hulu. You can email him here or reach him on Twitter @globesoundtrack.


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The singer/actor, who plays McKinley High graduate Finn on the musical TV show, voluntarily enrolled in a treatment program to address "substance addiction" issues.
He took to his Twitter.com page on Friday (26Apr13) to express his gratitude to his well wishers, writing, "Sending out big love to everyone. Thank you for the continued support! It means the world to me!"
Monteith's girlfriend and Glee co-star Lea Michele also tweeted, "Today is a great day... Love you all!"
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AS A GENERAL RULE, the aldermen tend to heed the advice of department heads. This is especially the case when the counsel comes from City Solicitor Tom Clark, the guy responsible for making sure the city's actions comport with the law. So it was surprising on Tuesday to watch as the aldermen brushed aside the opinions of both Clark and Fire Chief James Burkush to intercede on behalf of Jon Fosher, the strapping young lad who wanted nothing more than to follow in the footsteps of his firefighter father and grandfather.
To be sure, it was the kind of cause local politicians fall over themselves to support: An earnest young man eager to enter a heroic line of work only to be stymied by a government bureaucrat, in this case the doctor who advises the city's Human Resources Department on matters of occupational fitness. The doctor refused to sign off on Fosher because the applicant had a rod in his back and fused vertebrae (the result of a car accident when he was 16), making him ineligible to be a firefighter under national guidelines.
On Tuesday, the aldermen were to consider a motion that would back Burkush in his decision to hire Fosher. But there was a late-breaking development: His deputy chief told the board that he had spoken personally to the city's doctor. The doctor agreed to go along with the assessment of Fosher's doctor, who deemed the applicant physically capable of handling the job.
Burkush told the board he preferred that they simply receive and file - or toss - the motion; he wanted to hire Fosher, and he saw no impediments at this point.
And yet, the aldermen were undaunted.
As Alderman Garth Corriveau would later put it: "We want people like Jonathan Fosher to come and serve and protect our city. This is bureaucracy and red tape getting in the way of someone who I believe will be an exemplary future firefighter."
But Mayor Ted Gatsas was flummoxed that his colleagues wouldn't let the motion go. In his view, the proposal not only set a bad precedent (encouraging future frustrated applicants for city jobs to turn to the aldermen), but also violated the city charter by interfering in the hiring decisions of department heads. He turned to Clark to back him up.
Clark said his concern was that the motion not only backed the chief, but also directed him to hire Fosher.
"If you're going to make a decision (on this), I would ask that the motion support the chief in whatever decision he takes," he said.
But supporters of the motion argued they were not telling the chief what to do, but expressing support for his own preferred course of action.
And so it was that the board not only passed the motion, but also overrode Gatsas' veto.
It fell to Gatsas to offer the fitting final words on the debate. "Good luck in the new job," he told Fosher.
It's looking increasingly unlikely that the West Side Ice Arena will undergo a "renaissance" after all, at least of the kind a group of local business partners had proposed. The partners, doing business as West Side Renaissance Park, wanted to take over the operation of the arena with the goal of overhauling the facility and boosting youth hockey programs.
The aldermen were close to approving a deal with the group, but there was a big sticking point: Renaissance wanted the city to fund the renovations through a $1 million bond, and this required a 10-vote supermajority of the board.
Mayor Gatsas, along with a few of his colleagues, felt that the Renaissance guys were not forthcoming enough about their background and finances, so the issue was tabled while they awaited more information. Renaissance's contention was that the contract it had with the Manchester Regional Youth Hockey Association, the arena's main tenant and source of revenue, was the city's guarantee. In the event Renaissance defaulted on the deal, the 25-year hockey association contract would revert to the city.
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When his girlfriend's family asked him to try his hand at water skiing on the lake behind their house, Mielke hopped right on. When his friends were all trying out for band, he picked up drumsticks and auditioned with them.
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Venus-like exoplanets might not be super-heated hothouses, say scientists. Evidence is mounting that even Venus itself could have supported liquid oceans as recently as 750 million years ago, says Michael Way, an atmospheric scientist at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York City.
Venus is dry now, but based on isotope ratios of hydrogen in its present atmosphere, scientists can calculate how much water it once had, Way said at a NASA-sponsored symposium called "Environments of Terrestrial Planets Under the Young Sun: Seeds of Biomolecules," in Greenbelt, Maryland.
Based on these ratios, it appears that Venus has lost at least 99.9 percent of its water , which means it might once have had enough to cover it to a depth of several hundred meters. Exactly how much is a bit vague (estimates vary by a factor of a hundred) but either way, Way says, there would have been enough to form sizeable oceans or at least lakes.
Assuming that the early atmosphere of Venus was similar to Earth's (not unlikely, because the two planets are so close in size and composition that they are often viewed as twins), he says, it's possible to use climate models to calculate the Venusian climate as the Sun steadily warmed and Venus moved from receiving about 35 percent more solar energy than the modern Earth to 90 percent more.
The result, Way says, is surprising: even if Venus started with very little water, it would not only have retained it but would have been quite temperate, even as recently as 715 million years ago.
A number of factors appear to play into this remarkable result. One is that Venus is rotating slowly, with a Venusian day lasting nearly as long as 117 Earth days. This slow rotation would have allowed a younger, potentially habitable, Venus to build up a layer of clouds on its sunward side, reflecting a lot of solar energy back into space. On a faster rotating Venus-like world, the clouds wouldn't form until afternoon, when the sun is no longer high enough to block as much solar energy.
What this means for exoplanets is that the habitability of Venus-like worlds close to their suns might depend on their rotation rates – something that exoplanet hunters can't yet determine.
"It will be ten to fifteen years before we get rotation rate data on these exoplanets," Way says, "but it will probably tell us a lot."
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The Oakland Chocolate Company is on its way to opening a tasting room, but in the meantime, order the fair-trade chocolates online or find them at local farmers' markets. Chocolatier Nancy Nadel works with cocoa farmers at Jamaica's Parish of St. Mary to create rich bars, nibs, and bonbons available at www.theoaklandchocolateco.com.The Oakland Chocolate Company
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Howard I. Stein, 96, the founder of RiteCheck in 1949 and the Check Cashers Association of New York in 1957, died Tuesday, Feb. 7, at his home in Scarsdale.
Stein, who was born in Brooklyn in 1920 and lived in Scarsdale since 1967, served with General Douglas MacArthur during WWII, used the money he had saved during the war to purchase a half-interest in a check cashing store on West 135th St. in Harlem.
Over the next 67 years, Stein parlayed that first small investment into a 13-store chain known nationally for its innovative approach to alternative financial services. The NY association he founded continues working as an advocate for the industry he helped to create.
In addition to his career in banking, Stein was also a respected collector of Italian Renaissance ceramics known as Maiolica. He donated his collection to the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 2001. The Philadelphia Museum of Art said of Stein's collection that it was "the finest collection in private hands in the United States."
Stein served on the boards of the Bronx Community College Foundation, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and as a Friend of the Israeli Philharmonic.
He is survived by his domestic partner Beverly Spitzer, his three children, Judith, Charles and Jonathan, and six grandchildren. He was much beloved by the 130 employees who still work in his thriving business.
"Howard Stein epitomized the spirit of service and caring that it takes to be a check casher and to build a community business like RiteCheck. Through his long-standing dedication and support of our state and national associations he also sought to raise the standards of the entire industry to meet the standards he required of RiteCheck," said Edward P. D'Alessio, executive director of the Financial Service Centers of America.
Services were held on Sunday at the Westchester Reform Temple in Scarsdale.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Alibaba Group, whose plans to go public could value the company at over $100 billion, may soon have their apps pre-installed on China Telecom's mobile phones, said a source familiar with negotiations between the two firms.
Alibaba signed a strategic agreement with China Telecom on Monday but did not disclose details of the deal.
"Areas of potential collaboration going forward include pre-installing China Telecom contract mobile phones with Alibaba Group applications," said the source.
These apps include Taobao Marketplace and Laiwang, Alibaba's social messaging app.
Tencent Holdings launched a WeChat SIM card on China Unicom in August. The SIM card gives users extra data specifically for use on Tencent's wildly popular WeChat social messaging app, which now has 236 million active users.
Baidu Inc, China's dominant search engine provider valued at $49 billion, already has its apps widely pre-installed on Chinese smartphones.
Alibaba's apps will mostly be installed on China Telecom's 3G subscription smartphones. The carrier, China's smallest of three, has a 26.48 percent share of the country's total 341.32 million 3G subscribers, according to carrier data for July.
Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent, China's three largest internet companies, have been ramping up efforts to cash in on China's rapidly growing mobile internet market.
Alibaba is preparing for an up to $15 billion initial public offering either this year or the next.
Baidu acquired NetDragon Websoft Inc's 91 Wireless app store for $1.85 billion in August. Alibaba bought stakes this year in Sina Corp's social-networking website Weibo and in navigation and maps firm AutoNavi Holdings Ltd.
Morgan Stanley estimates China's mobile Internet market could more than treble to around $30 billion by 2015, driven by a surge in demand for mobile gaming, advertising, and e-commerce.
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Swimways Corp., a leading outdoor recreational products manufacturer, celebrated raising more than $900,000 for charity organization Operation Smile. Over the last six years, Swimways has created nearly 5,000 smiles around the world.
Packaging for the SwimWays Swim Steps product line has highlighted Swimways support for Operation Smile since 2007. Swim Steps packaging also includes a donation brochure insert featuring a special message from Swimways Corp. President David Arias, inviting consumers to make direct contributions to Operation Smile. Swim Steps is a three-step program consisting of a line of floats and swim training gear for children. Swim Step 1 supports young children as they are introduced to the water, Swim Step 2 provides support as children explore the water and become more confident, and Swim Step 3's graduated support gives parents a swim training system to empower their child in the water.
In addition to packaging and print support, Swimways also supports the charity online, with direct links from Swimways.com to the Operation Smile website, and via social media. Last April, Swimways launched a social media campaign with a Facebook challenge to benefit the charity, donating $2 for each new "like," resulting in 11,000 new Operation Smile Facebook fans and a 171 percent increase in Facebook monthly revenue, funding 91 surgeries.
This year Operation Smile launched its 30th Anniversary celebration with the "change forever" campaign, featuring a year-long series of events in the U.S. and globally. Athlete Tony Hawk stars in an interactive film that can be viewed at www.wecanchangeforever.com. In the film, viewers can upload their smile through Facebook and watch as their smile travels around the world to help a child suffering from a facial deformity such as cleft lip and cleft palate. They are also asked to take a pledge to help create greater awareness for children suffering from facial deformities.
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A man faces felony charges after deputies allege he stole a dog from a Yadkinville home.
Thomas Lee Ore, 34, of Yadkinville, faces multiple charges after an incident Oct. 25 on Old U.S. 421 West.
Yadkin County deputies allege Ore stole a dog while breaking into a home.
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GOFFSTOWN - "Planapalooza for Pinardville," a week-long series of workshops and events designed to get people thinking about and creating a vision for the Pinardville section of town, begins Friday and runs through Tuesday, May 7 at the Goffstown Harvest Christian Church meeting hall, 542 Mast Road
An opening presentation and hands-on design workshop will take place at the meeting hall from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Friday.
The Planapalooza for Pinardville is funded through a $50,000 grant from the New Hampshire Housing Authority.
Members of the public are encouraged to drop in during any of the events to offer suggestions or just observe what planners, residents and business owners think Pinardville's future should look like.
"When we got this grant, we said we really need to focus on Pinardville because it's been so long since anyone's ever really thought about how it can be developed or redeveloped," said Brian Rose, town planner. "I think there are a lot of ideas that people have about Pinardville that they've never given voice to. What we're looking for is community involvement."


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This is an opinion page. W.B. Evans expressed his opinion; I expressed mine. Recently, Joanne S. Graves expressed hers. Anyone who chooses to may do the same. How wonderful this is.
By doing so, we are expressing our freedom of speech and The Lancaster News is reflecting its freedom of the press rights. How fortunate we are to live in a nation that embodies such freedom.
The end of every September, the treasurer's office mails out property tax bills for real estate (homes and commercial buildings) and personal property (boats, business furniture and equipment, manufacturing, etc).
While nobody likes getting a tax bill, it's important that they are sent to the correct address. Having the correct address is the taxpayer's responsibility, and that prevents you from having a late fee due to never receiving the bill.
One, two, let's hope the next one is not three and out. The infamous Lancaster County Council has done it now. Council has turned many yes votes into no. The yes in the northern part of the county is lost because their roads didn't make the list.
The yes in the center of the county is lost because they've shunned half of a library and fire departments will say no because their radios, which are lifesavers for all of us, have been rejected, well, not completely, but they might as well be. Why? Because our council cannot get its act together.
A recent article regarding the "bust" of a meth lab in Indian Land should have all of us grateful to Lancaster County Sheriff Barry Faile, and his drug task force.
These well-trained men and women should be recognized for a job well done.
Lancaster County Council, which holds much of the sheriff's purse strings, should understand, that as Lancaster County grows, so will the crime.
What an impressive rebuttal letter, "W.B. Evans, an intelligent source?," Dianne T. Evans wrote in the July 27 edition of The Lancaster News. She was referring to some recent comments W.B. Evans wrote regarding FOX News and Dr. Charles Krauthammer. Not only did she attempt to elevate Krauthammer to unrealistic heights of intelligence – nay, genius – but at the same time impress us with her own linguistic artistry and ability. However, there are different levels and forms of intelligence – fluency of expression is only one.
I've heard that members of our Lancaster County Council ain't supposed to talk or do stuff behind our backs. You know make decisions that benefit some and hurt others.
I just wonder if they can talk to each other without breaking parliamentary rules? From what I read reported in The Lancaster News, it shore does seem like they are, at times, confused over matters. Some claim they never heard of some stuff going on.
Is a council member in the wrong if he or she ventures over onto another council person's turf?
I am not interested in the John Lage-Carolyn Taylor verbal interchange.
However, letter writer W.B. Evans' remarks, in regard to that interchange, do interest me. Please note the following in reference to his remarks as posed in "Fox News an intelligence source?" in the July 16 edition of The Lancaster News.
This is in response to John Lage's letter, "Lage questions Taylor's points," published in the June 29 edition of The Lancaster News.
Mr. Lage, I have no intention of a back-and-forth with you; however, I must respond to three of your statements.
One: Your lack of understanding my repudiating your statement that to liberals the Constitution is "just a scrap of paper."
After attending the July 14 County Council meeting, I realized that the meetings between the citizens of Lancaster County and the Capital Project Sales Tax Commission were a well-staged side show.
County Council sent the tax commissioners out to all the areas of Lancaster County to hear what the people wanted to spend the 1 percent sales tax on, knowing all along that no matter what they came back with, it would be nothing but paving roads.
It was just a dog-and-pony show – make the people think you care, then do what you had planned all along.
Do we really need a tax increase? I'm just a retired truck driver and live off of University Drive. Maybe we need to review how we operate city equipment before we ask our city officials for a tax increase. This increase is to make up for city garbage having a $250,000 short fall.
We have purchased a very expensive truck that only picks up receptacles on its right side. I have watched it operate for five or six weeks. It basically runs the route twice to accomplish what the old truck did in one pass of the street.
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Manchester, UK — The versatile Microlink 851 features 32 digital inputs and outputs, frequency counting, event counting and an extensive range of analogue measurements including J, K, N, R, S and T type thermocouples. In all, 48 channels are available on each Microlink.
As many Microlinks as needed may be connected: the only limit is the number of addresses on the network. Two alarm thresholds can be set on each input channel, and digital channels switched when alarm thresholds are crossed.
All channels can be scanned up to 10 times a second. The units are supplied with Windmill logging, charting and control software: no programming is needed.
Data can be passed in real-time to other Windows applications like Excel.
Extra Windmill modules can be added if needed, for example a process mimic generator or programming tools for users to write their own applications. The software lets users set one of four analogue input ranges individually for each channel.
An integrating A-D converter reduces noise and people can also use the software to select the resolution from 12- to 18-bit, allowing a fast sampling rate or greater precision with maximum noise reduction. With the smallest input range and highest resolution, signals could be resolved to 0.00076 mV, although the actual figure will depend on the types of sensors and transducers being monitored.
The Microlink uses TCP/IP protocol so can communicate with a PC over existing Ethernet and Internet networks. As with all distributed systems, placing data acquisition hardware close to sensors reduces cabling costs and errors produced by noise.
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The photograph of Kevin Ware in a hospital bed with the NCAA regional championship trophy propped up alongside like a giant get-well card makes it all easier to take.
But hours earlier, in those first few heartbeats after his leg snapped grotesquely in a corner of the frame as CBS televised Sunday's Midwest regional final between his Louisville team and Duke, no one dared look. Even CBS couldn't.
Its cameras lingered first on Duke's Tyler Thornton, who had just made the 3-point shot on the same play – freezing momentarily, covering his eyes with his hand, and then looking back to be sure what he had seen only from the edge of his peripheral vision actually happened.
Then Thornton grimaced, covered his heart with both hands, and as the camera shot widened to take in the expressions of shock and anguish among Ware's teammates on the Louisville bench and in the stands, there was no longer any doubt.
"I got sick to my stomach, and I'm kind of the resident authority on broken legs," said former NFL quarterback Joe Theismann, who suffered a similar compound fracture in a Monday Night Football game in 1985. "A lot came rushing back. I still remember what everything looked like when it happened, still feel the moisture on my back lying on the grass, the large second hand on the scoreboard sweeping. Everything."
Theismann sent Ware a text almost immediately and followed up in a brief phone conversation Monday.
"I just offered any help I could, maybe with the psychological and emotional aspects of the rehab down the road. It's not something you'd put on a resume, but I believe being able to talk to somebody who's been through that might help."
The injury to Ware's right leg caused the tibia to poke out from his shin – like Theismann's. As curiosity and dread competed for attention in the minds of viewers, CBS gave its producers roughly 40 seconds to watch the replays, decide whether to show the play again, and if so, in how much detail.
They settled on one replay from the other end of the court, a second from the original angle, and no more. Sean McManus, the head of CBS Sports, said, "We did not try to highlight it. I think we did the right thing."
Agreed. But that didn't stop the photos, videos and exchanges on social media from exploding instantaneously.
A day later, after Louisville coach Rick Pitino visited the recuperating Ware and reported that he left the trophy behind with this instruction – "'Just make sure you don't lose it'" – the story still simmers.
The initial reaction, explained Syracuse professor of popular culture Robert Thompson, is simply a sign of the times. On the other hand, the continuing interest in the story shows how little human nature has changed.
"Neither of those mean we're terrible people. I think it speaks more to this need we feel now to bear witness. Look at the technology that's in place. Couple it with the image of a human body doing something that seems so alien in that instant – something that's both disturbing AND striking – and there's this almost creepy desire to watch it over and over again," he said.
"And you know, we've seen car crashes in NASCAR races and terrible collisions in the NFL, and in a sense, that's become part of the narrative. That's not the case with basketball, which is a big part of what made it so jarring," Thompson added. "Just look at his teammates' reaction in the moment after."
Pitino reported the surgery was successful and that, barring an infection, Ware will be back in Louisville in time for the charter flight to the Final Four in Atlanta, which happens to be Ware's hometown.
"We've become an 'I-want-to-know-it-now' culture," Theismann said. "But for all the attention at the moment, it's his emotions that Kevin will have to deal with at some point, and mostly on his own. That's where his teammates will come in. There will be plenty people offering help, but if you've ever competed at any level, you know you wind up playing and trying to win for somebody.
"His teammates showed that by the way they finished the Duke game. It's the guys you laugh and sweat and bleed and cry alongside that will give him the encouragement to fight back. Just before I got off the phone, I told him, 'A year from now, you'll be the comeback player of the year,' and he said, 'I'm going to work for it.' I told him I'd be watching."
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The Gelsenkirchen side were keen to add some more creativity to their squad in the January transfer window, and they have now found their man in the former Hertha Berlin man.
The 27-year-old joined Dynamo Kiev ahead of the 2012-13 campaign, but had been struggling to secure regular first team action with the Ukrainian giants, and was keen to move on in order to get more playing time elsewhere.
"We decided to make one more move in the transfer market due to ongoing injury problems, for example Ibrahim Afellay's misfortune. We are very happy that the signing of Raffael is now a done deal," general manager Horst Heldt told the club's official website.
"We have a lot more options in attack now. Raffael will not need much time to adapt to the Bundesliga as he has already played in Germany for four years."
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|2007-01-22, 00:45
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For some reason sometimes the m2v i create can not be found by besweet, so I don't get a complete encode, I just get video w/o audio. How do I remedy that? Also, on some files that are subbed, the subs disappear when i rencode them, how can i fix that?
|2007-01-24, 13:59
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Netherlands
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If you want to convert other formats (MKV or MP4) to AVI then there are other ways for doing that, I suggest checking www.videohelp.com
|2007-01-24, 19:00
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: 1/3 down the road to life 2/3 twords the grave, where the meet who knows.
Yeah but most dvd player read .avi now. I just have the horrific problem of overscan to compensate for. And this method works wonders on fixing it very easily. Without me haveing to do it one at a time on programs that I don't entirely understand how to use. So in the end I need a queue for encoding program that just does the resize and letterboxing for me but keeps the same video format as you can fit way more on a dvd in .avi format.
|2007-01-29, 15:37
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Junior Member
For some reason sometimes the m2v i create can not be found by besweet, so I don't get a complete encode, I just get video w/o audio. How do I remedy that? Also, on some files that are subbed, the subs disappear when i rencode them, how can i fix that?
|2007-01-30, 00:49
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Age: 30
Oh deer T_T I'm new at this forum and at encoding and I seem to be having problems getting started.
I have a tone of fansubs that I want to play on the TV without overscan that I've just been buring with overscan using Nero. I stumbled onto this guide the other day and don't really understand how to get going.
I've read through this topic and can't see anything so I hope someone could please help me out? I have never used an encoder before and I don't know where to begin.
I've read through the playbackhelp.com page and so far I've downloaded the Queue for Encoding 2.01 into my C drive. The folder called C:\DVDStudio has appeared fine so I moved onto the next page but I don't know how to do this. http://www.playbackhelp.com/doc/guid...ue/config.html
Please could someone help me out as I can't seem to find the configeration files.
Thanks and sorry for the stupid questions ^-^
|2007-02-02, 02:26
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Join Date: Dec 2006
AC3 vs. MP2?
Alright, I'm not exactly *new* at this whole DVD encoding thing, but suffice it to say, this is by far one of the slicker methods I've seen in my time doing it, especially since it seems to take almost all the little things that plague me into account all at once.
Now, I do have a rather odd question, and yes, I already googled it, but couldn't get the exact information I was looking for.
I've been doing the anime encode thing for a while, and most AVI's use an MP3 audio source, right? In all of the anime I've DVD'd, I've always used AC3 audio, 'cause when I find a system that works, I stick with it.
Generally, the process is to extract the MP3 file from the AVI using VDubMod, then transform it to a AC3 file (originally by using WinAmp to decode to WAV, then to AC3 via FFMPEG GUI) which I finally broke down and purchased dbPowerAmp to do (since it does a million other things that I do all the time as well).
The BeSweet system built into the script just seems to take an obscenely long time (which is really 90% my computer being a POS), far longer than switching them to AC3 via the method I've grown accustomed to. Also, I'm not really familiar with the MP2 format when it comes to DVD authoring.
What I basically want to know is if using my current method and AC3 audio (which is slightly superior to MP2, if I remember correctly) will mess anything up when I go to author these DVD's? Or should I just stick to the way the script works and use the MP2?
I'd really appreciate any insight or comments on this one!
(PS. Is it okay to replace the QuEnc exe file contained in the package with the newest version (6.1 to 7.1)? There's been quite a few updates in terms of speed and functionality, from what I understand, and I'm quite eager to see it in action. Thanks!)
|2007-02-02, 13:06
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Good to go!
Ja matta,
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|2007-02-21, 10:54
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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
I found and am inspired this Tutorial since short of it, but there is a small problem for me there.
I a user from Germany and in Germany is the PAL standard here represented and loud the FAQ supports the Script the PAL format not.
Is there a possibility of changing in the Script something so that it converts the video material PAL conformal?
And have you a Backup from aktee´s guide ? His Guide is not available.
Thanks already times for the answers
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|2007-03-03, 03:42
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Weapon of Mass Discussion
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: New York, USA
Use a bigger TV set.
But if you're trying to shrink the black borders, then change the options in Scripts\config.ini Just don't forget that the width of the image plus border has to add up to 720,480.
|2007-03-03, 03:51
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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
How do i change that kind of thing can u show me an example or picture cuz i'm not good with this stuff sry ^^
onegai shi masu
One more question which do i need to change fullscreenresize or wildscreenresize?
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|2007-03-03, 04:05
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Weapon of Mass Discussion
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: New York, USA
well I use these options;
FullScreenResize = 660,440 FullScreenBorder = 30,20,30,20 CCETemplateFS = "Fullscreen" WideScreenResize = 660,330 WideScreenBorder = 30,75,30,75 CCETemplateWS = "Widescreen"
FullScreenResize = 690,460 FullScreenBorder = 15,10,15,10 CCETemplateFS = "Fullscreen" WideScreenResize = 690,345 WideScreenBorder = 15,67,15,68 CCETemplateWS = "Widescreen"
FullScreenResize = 720,480 FullScreenBorder = 0,0,0,0 CCETemplateFS = "Fullscreen" WideScreenResize = 720,360 WideScreenBorder = 0,60,0,60 CCETemplateWS = "Widescreen"
|2007-03-03, 04:14
|Link #219
Weapon of Mass Discussion
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: New York, USA
Fortunately for you the scripts will figure that out.
As for answering how...... I wonder if you know what widescreen means. Do you know how sometimes when you see movies on your TV they have black bars on the top and bottom of the screen? That is widescreen. It is also called letterboxed.
You should be able to tell if your source is widescreen by playing it and using your eyes.
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This National Historic Register site, known as Cooper's Iron Works, is the only remnant of the 1830's town of Etowah, and Georgia's Iron Empire run by Mark A. Cooper until Sherman destroyed it in 1864 during the Civil War. A Blue & Gray Trail site, the Iron Works site offers picnic facilities, hiking trails, and a playground at the base of the Allatoona Dam.
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Stevens Institute of Technology has announced the appointment of Brodie Remington, an experienced fundraising professional with thirty years of experience in higher education, its Vice President for Development. Remington will join Stevens at an important time in the university's history, as Stevens strives to achieve the ambitious goals articulated in its 10-year strategic plan, including increasing the size and academic profile of its undergraduate and graduate student populations, increased engagement and participation of alumni, and planning for and implementation of a major capital campaign to increase the endowment and support academic and infrastructure priorities.
"Stevens is fortunate to have attracted a development leader of the caliber of Brodie Remington," said Nariman Farvardin, President of Stevens. "Brodie's broad and deep knowledge of fundraising and alumni relations, along with his integrity, his work ethic, and his longstanding commitment to advancing higher education demonstrated through leadership roles in prestigious universities over more than three decades, will make him a tremendous asset to Stevens."
"It is a privilege to join President Farvardin's leadership team and serve Stevens Institute of Technology. The quality of Stevens is palpable, and the value of its educational and research programs is bound to increase in the years ahead. I am joining an institution that is exciting and on the move," said Remington.
Over the course of his 39-year career, Remington has led five successful fundraising campaigns for three universities. He joins Stevens from the University of Maryland, where he currently serves as advisor to the vice president for University Relations and Director of Leadership Gifts. While serving in this role, the University of Maryland's development program was recognized by the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) as "most improved."
In prior years, Remington served as the president of the University of Maryland College Park Foundation, where he executed the $1 billion Great Expectations campaign. The campaign raised annual gift totals from $75 million to $125 million and increased the number of annual donors by 40 percent.
Prior to his post at the University of Maryland, he served as vice president of Development and Alumni Programs at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn., leading fundraising efforts that surpassed a $125 million goal. At the University of Oregon, he played a lead role in executing a campaign that concluded with more than $100 million raised above expectations. Remington also served as assistant/associate vice president of Development and University Relations at the University of Pennsylvania and Director of the $1 billion Campaign for Penn.
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